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Synonym for "hold"

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The synonym hold synonymous definition words:
hold [verb]
means "possession"
have, possess, retain, keep, occupy, own
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hold [verb]
means "opinion"
embrace, esteem, believe, consider, think, deem, espouse, entertain
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hold [verb]
means "obstruction"
restrain, confine, detain, hinder, keep back
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hold [verb]
means "activity"
continue, carry on, endure, persist, remain, maintain, support, sustain, last, adhere, attach, cling, pursue, engage in, observe, celebrate, clutch, grasp, grip, carry, clench, clinch, embrace, press, fasten, stick
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hold [verb]
means "action"
contain, include, admit
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hold [noun]
means "possession"
maintenance, occupancy, control, retention, influence, ownership, tenure, tenacity
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hold [noun]
means "building"
prison, cell, dungeon, deep, keep, tower
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hold [noun]
means "action"
purchase, grip, grasp, clutch, clasp, clench, clamp
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accept [verb]
means "knowledge"
believe, hold, maintain, embrace, trust, swallow
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accommodate [verb]
means "contain"
have, receive, hold
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account [verb]
means "estimate"
think, assess, consider, count, deem, hold
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adhere [verb]
means "stick"
hang, cling to, cohere, hold, fasten, attach
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admit [verb]
means "acknowledgement"
avow, disclose, divulge, hold, confess, declare
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anchor [noun]
means "thing"
base, mainstay, support, hold, weight, stay
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argue [verb]
means "speech"
hold, reason
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avow [verb]
means "acknowledge"
admit, disclose, divulge, hold, confess, declare
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be careful [verb]
means "check"
watch, hold, guard
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chain [verb]
means "activity"
shackle, restrain, bind, fetter, handcuff, hold
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chain [verb]
means "action"
attach, connect, bind, fasten, hold, lash
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check [verb]
means "stop"
arrest, stay, hold, stem, delay, cut short
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clasp [verb]
means "embrace"
hold, clutch, grasp, hug, link, fold
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clinch [verb]
means "secure"
clamp, grip, fasten, seize, hold
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cling to [verb]
means "stick"
hang, adhere, cohere, hold, fasten, attach
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clutch [noun]
means "action"
grip, grasp, hold, clasp, embrace
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conceive [verb]
means "believe"
understand, appreciate, apprehend, grasp, hold, perceive
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confine [verb]
means "enclose"
hold, immure, cage, imprison, corral, shut in
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consider [verb]
means "regard"
adjudge, deem, hold, believe, reckon, suppose
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contain [verb]
means "restrain"
keep back, hold, suppress, stop, stifle, check
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continue [verb]
means "sustain"
hold, maintain, keep, preserve, carry on, protract
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dam [verb]
means "hold back"
barricade, block, confine, obstruct, hold, close
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deem [verb]
means "estimate"
think, assess, consider, count, account, hold
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detain [verb]
means "retain"
keep back, hold, withhold
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dungeon [noun]
means "prison"
cell, hold, deep, keep, tower
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embrace [verb]
means "contain"
hold, encircle, enclose, surround, comprehend, comprise
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endure [verb]
means "remain"
hold, continue, exist, last, abide, persist
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enjoy [verb]
means "activity"
use, benefit, hold, process, command
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entertain [verb]
means "harbour"
imagine, cherish, hold, consider
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feel [verb]
means "mental condition"
believe, consider, credit, deem, hold, sense
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fist [noun]
means "grasp"
hold, handhold, clutch, purchase, squeeze, grip
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grasp [verb]
means "clutch"
grab, grip, hold, catch, clasp, seize
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grasp [noun]
means "mastery"
hold, possession
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grasp [noun]
means "grip"
hold, clutches
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grip [noun]
means "grasp"
hold, handhold, clutch, purchase, squeeze, fist
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guard [verb]
means "activity"
check, watch, hold, be careful
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halt [verb]
means "cease"
pause, rest, desist, hold, stop
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hand [noun]
means "body"
fist, palm, grip, grasp, hold, paw
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handcuff [verb]
means "shackle"
restrain, bind, fetter, chain, hold, tie up
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handhold [noun]
means "grasp"
hold, grip, clutch, purchase, squeeze, fist
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have [verb]
means "possession"
own, contain, retain, hold, occupy, possess
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have [verb]
means "activity"
assert, asseverate, aver, hold, maintain, testify
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hold back [verb]
means "dam"
barricade, block, confine, obstruct, hold, close
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immure [verb]
means "enclose"
hold, confine, cage, imprison, corral, shut in
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keep [verb]
means "action"
hold, restrain, detain, maintain, retain, reserve
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keep back [verb]
means "restrain"
contain, hold, suppress, stop, stifle, check
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maintain [verb]
means "affirm"
declare, state, assert, contend, claim, hold
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observe [verb]
means "celebrate"
hold, dedicate, honour, keep, regard, solemnise
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overcome [verb]
means "capture"
apprehend, appropriate, pre-empt, hold
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own [verb]
means "possession"
have, enjoy, hold, control, dominate, boast
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persist [verb]
means "remain"
hold, continue, exist, last, abide, endure
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possess [verb]
means "own"
contain, retain, hold, occupy, have
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pre-empt [verb]
means "capture"
apprehend, appropriate, overcome, hold
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prison [noun]
means "place"
hold, cell, dungeon, deep, keep, tower
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protract [verb]
means "sustain"
hold, maintain, keep, preserve, carry on, continue
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reckon [verb]
means "estimate"
think, assess, consider, count, deem, hold
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regard [verb]
means "consider"
hold
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repute [verb]
means "admire"
esteem, regard, consider, hold, reckon, deem
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reserve [verb]
means "save"
retain, hold, keep back, set apart, set aside, keep
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restrain [verb]
means "check"
control, govern, harness, constrain, bridle, hold
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retain [verb]
means "keep"
hold, detain, maintain, preserve, reserve, withhold
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retention [noun]
means "holding"
hold, detention, charge, safekeeping, captivity, withholding
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say [verb]
means "affirmation"
maintain, assert, hold, allege, affirm, answer
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stand [verb]
means "process"
endure, hold, bear, sustain, undergo, outlast
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stay [verb]
means "activity"
detain, delay, hinder, hold, suspend, quell
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stay [noun]
means "thing"
support, brace, hold, prop, truss, rope
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stick [verb]
means "state"
adhere, cling, hold, cleave, cohere, abide
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take [verb]
means "opinion"
assume, presume, hold, consider, regard, suppose
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take [verb]
means "attraction"
attract, draw, hold
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talk about [verb]
means "debate"
discuss, plead, dispute, differ, argue, hold
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think [verb]
means "state"
believe, deem, hold, anticipate, expect, suppose
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truss [verb]
means "support"
strengthen, brace, fortify, improve, hold, bear
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wield [verb]
means "use"
exercise, handle, utilise, utilize, operate, hold
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hold off [verb]
means "delay"
slacken, adjourn, shelve, defer, suspend, waive
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hold up [verb]
means "float"
sustain, uphold, support, raise, buoy
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holder [noun]
means "person in possession"
owner, possessor, resident, proprietor, renter, dweller
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holder [noun]
means "container"
receptacle, fastener, clip, rack, pocket, slot
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holding [noun]
means "land"
estate, property, acreage, possessions, security
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holding [adjective]
means "keeping"
gripping, retaining, maintaining, grasping
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holdings [noun]
means "real estate"
realty, property, estate, land, farm, plantation
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landholder [noun]
means "proprietor"
holder, landlord, possessor, owner, buyer, heir
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uphold [verb]
means "elevate"
hoist, raise, upraise, hold up, pick up
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backstop [verb]
means "uphold"
sustain, champion, hold up, side, bear, support
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bear [verb]
means "toleration"
hold up under
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bear [verb]
means "behaviour"
support, hold up under, shoulder, sustain, uphold, carry on
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believing [adjective]
means "accepting"
assuming, holding a view, maintaining, presuming, under the impression, putting faith in
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belongings [noun]
means "possessions"
property, equity, assets, effects, holdings, estate
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buoy [verb]
means "float"
sustain, uphold, support, raise, hold up
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carry on [verb]
means "support"
hold up under, shoulder, sustain, uphold, bear, keep up
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crank [noun]
means "handgrip"
handhold, handle, holder, hilt, knob, doorknob
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defer [verb]
means "delay"
slacken, adjourn, shelve, hold off, suspend, waive
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detain [verb]
means "delay"
hold up, arrest, inhibit, check, keep, retard
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doorknob [noun]
means "handgrip"
handhold, crank, holder, hilt, knob, handle
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estate [noun]
means "real estate"
realty, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation
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farm [noun]
means "place"
ranch, plantation, homestead, holding, grassland
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govern [verb]
means "rule"
reign, command, overrule, control, sway, hold sway
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gripping [adjective]
means "keeping"
holding, retaining, maintaining, grasping
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hamper [verb]
means "hinder"
clog, curb, encumber, fetter, hold back, impede
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handle [noun]
means "thing"
handgrip, handhold, crank, holder, hilt, knob
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hilt [noun]
means "handgrip"
handhold, crank, holder, handle, knob, doorknob
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hug [noun]
means "close embrace"
embrace, squeeze, closeness, holding
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impeding [adjective]
means "hampering"
encumbering, obstructing, blocking, holding up, inhibiting, stopping
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keep [verb]
means "action"
have, hold back
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keep up [verb]
means "support"
hold up under, shoulder, sustain, uphold, carry on, bear
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lift [verb]
means "activity"
pick up, hold up
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loft [verb]
means "elevate"
lift, raise, lift up, hold up, rear, build up
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occupation [noun]
means "control"
occupancy, possession, holding, tenure, ownership, use
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outwear [verb]
means "outlast"
outlive, survive, endure, hold up, last, continue
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owner [noun]
means "person"
proprietor, holder, landlord, possessor, landholder, buyer
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plantation [noun]
means "real estate"
realty, property, holdings, land, farm, estate
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possession [noun]
means "control"
occupancy, occupation, holding, tenure, ownership, use
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possessions [noun]
means "property"
belongings, equity, assets, effects, holdings, estate
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possessor [noun]
means "owner"
proprietor, holder, landlord, master, mistress, purchaser
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postpone [verb]
means "suspend"
delay, intermit, hold up, withhold, defer, hold off
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property [noun]
means "possessions"
belongings, equity, assets, effects, holdings, estate
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ranch [noun]
means "farm"
plantation, homestead, holding, grassland
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real estate [noun]
means "estate"
realty, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation
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realty [noun]
means "real estate"
estate, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation
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rear [verb]
means "elevate"
lift, raise, lift up, hold up, loft, build up
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reign [verb]
means "govern"
dominate, rule, prevail, influence, hold sway, predominate
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retaining [adjective]
means "keeping"
gripping, holding, maintaining, grasping
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retard [verb]
means "delay"
hold up, arrest, inhibit, check, keep, detain
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shelve [verb]
means "postpone"
put aside, scrap, dismiss, delay, hold up, suspend
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slot [noun]
means "container"
receptacle, fastener, clip, rack, pocket, holder
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support [verb]
means "uphold"
sustain, champion, hold up, side, bear, backstop
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survive [verb]
means "endure"
weather, hold up, resist
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suspend [verb]
means "postpone"
delay, intermit, hold up, withhold, defer, hold off
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sustain [verb]
means "support"
uphold, carry, bear up, hold up
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tab [noun]
means "flap"
strap, tag, strip, extrusion, holder
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tenancy [noun]
means "control"
occupancy, possession, holding, tenure, ownership, use
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title [noun]
means "possession"
claim, interest, holding, ownership, right, due
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undergo [verb]
means "tolerate"
hold up under
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vessel [noun]
means "container"
jar, kettle, holder, receptacle, urn
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weather [verb]
means "endure"
survive, hold up, resist
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wield [verb]
means "brandish"
raise, life, hold up, flourish, swing, wave
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